![]() ![]() If you (like me) consider that green color is more appropriated for this end, you just need to install the 'Green Balls' pluging įrom the initial Jenkins page click on 'Manage Jenkins' then on 'Manage Plugins' and under 'Available' tab find the 'Green Balls' plugin. Setting Green Balls as success indicator:īy default Jenkins indicates a successful build with a blue ball. src/InitialTest.o -lopencv_core -lopencv_highgui -lopencv_imgproc -lopencv_features2d -lopencv_calib3dĮ. src/InitialTest.cpp:19: warning: unused variable ‘value’įinished building. src/InitialTest.cpp: In function ‘int main()’: G++ -I"/home/javier/workspace/workspace64/workspaceSharedLibrary/MySharedLibrary" -O0 -g3 -Wall -c -fmessage-length=0 -MMD -MP -MF"src/InitialTest.d" -MT"src/InitialTest.d" -o "src/InitialTest.o" "./src/InitialTest.cpp" var/lib/jenkins/jobs/My_first_job/workspace/InitialTest/Debug var/lib/jenkins/jobs/My_first_job/workspace $ hg update -clean -rev defaultĦ files updated, 0 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved The most interesting information can be found on the 'Console Output' :īuilding in workspace /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/My_first_job/workspace On the first part of the screen we are configuring the Mercurial repository (the local one) that jenkins must check out:īy clicking on the Build History item, you can enter to the details of the build. Give a name to your (in my case 'My_firs_job') select 'Build a free-style software project' and click 'ok', a new page allowing configure your job should be displayed. In Jenkins world, a 'job' is a set of task (that can be defined on a shell script) that are automatically executed within a configurable period, typically those tasks are related with building and testing.įrom the initial page (localhost:8080) click on 'New job'. Now we have everything we need to configure our first 'job'. Check it and click on the button 'Install without restart'. Under the available tab, you should be able to find 'Jenkins Mercurial plugin'. From the initial Jenkins web page, click on 'Manage Jenkins', and afterwards click on 'Manage Plugins'. The mercurial plugin is not installed by default. Installing the Mercurial Plugin on Jenkins: Now our source code is under mercurial and therefore can be accessed by Jenkins, let's see how.Ģ. Download here the last release for debian Jenkins provides us with a set of features that allows that and much more, as automatic mails in case of broken builds, dashboards showing the tests results, CVS/Mercurial and others version control systems integration and on the top of everything a friendly web based interface allowing everybody to check the results and manage the system.Ī. As usual we will explain on this post how to set up a basic configuration and have the tool working into a local environment, if you are looking for a more complex configuration you can download here for free the book 'Jenkins the definitive guide'.īasically what we are following with the continuous integration is to set up an environment that periodically and automatically check out our code, builds it and pass a set of regression/unit tests. ![]() Received commit hook notification :, "created_on": "T22:23:10.Hello again!! Today I am going to talk about Jenkins, an open source tool that enables the continuous integration and delivery for our projects. I have also found how to turn on the logging in jenkins to see if jenkins has done anything with that webhook post.Ģ:37:58 PM FINE io. I setup the webhook in bitbucket and get the exact Post /bitbucket-hook/ 200 OK message. I have jenkins in a docker container in kubernetes on my windows machine. ![]()
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